[This is a guest post from Josh Muncey, a buyer specialist on my team here at Charlesgate Realty Group. If you have any questions, please comment below or contact Josh].
The Globe magazine just put together an article on the top 12 areas to live in MA right now.
Wenham beat Jamaica Plain (#2) for the top spot. As a resident of JP, I do appreciate the area being noted as the #2 place to live in the state; however I still feel JP is the best.
Jamaica Plain has a plethora of public parks, spectacular real estate (renovated historic Victorian homes, for instance), as well as an assortment of delicious ethnic restaurants. JP offers a variety of affordable homes to multi-million dollar estates and is in close proximity to downtown Boston.
Also worth mentioning, the lovely Cambridge came in at #3. No surprise there. And downtown Boston (Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and South End) took the #8 spot. As the article says about the downtown areas, “If you can afford it, what’s not to love.” One surprise was that Brookline was all the way at #10. I know a lot of people who feel passionately about that town. Newton, a Boston suburb that is used to special accolades, did not make the cut.
Find out where your town measures up: Click here to view the article
If you would like real estate market information on any of the towns, cities, and neighborhoods on this list, please feel free to contact me at 617-905-6445 or jmuncey@charlesgaterealty.com.
Get the 2009 Boston condo market report sent directly to you as soon as soon as its available.
The Globe magazine just put together an article on the top 12 areas to live in MA right now.
Wenham beat Jamaica Plain (#2) for the top spot. As a resident of JP, I do appreciate the area being noted as the #2 place to live in the state; however I still feel JP is the best.
Jamaica Plain has a plethora of public parks, spectacular real estate (renovated historic Victorian homes, for instance), as well as an assortment of delicious ethnic restaurants. JP offers a variety of affordable homes to multi-million dollar estates and is in close proximity to downtown Boston.
Also worth mentioning, the lovely Cambridge came in at #3. No surprise there. And downtown Boston (Beacon Hill, Back Bay, and South End) took the #8 spot. As the article says about the downtown areas, “If you can afford it, what’s not to love.” One surprise was that Brookline was all the way at #10. I know a lot of people who feel passionately about that town. Newton, a Boston suburb that is used to special accolades, did not make the cut.
Find out where your town measures up: Click here to view the article
If you would like real estate market information on any of the towns, cities, and neighborhoods on this list, please feel free to contact me at 617-905-6445 or jmuncey@charlesgaterealty.com.
Get the 2009 Boston condo market report sent directly to you as soon as soon as its available.